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Cut Down out of a Tree - Rescuing Two Blackbird Eggs #Video

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"Some fragile blackbird's eggs were almost destroyed when a tree was cut down. I managed to save the life inside and a beautiful blue egg hatched in my hand. But then babies needed te be protected from some giant new born baby chickens.
Raising little newborn blackbirds isn't an easy job. I had a special mixture I could feed them... every 15 minutes, together with some insects and soaked puppy food.
I was so grateful to be watching these alien little creatures. Im always so amazed to see something this tiny being so perfect... something this fragile growing into a flying bird.
I hope I was able to bring some of the awe I have felt in taking care of these little ones across."

~ A Chick Called Albert

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Comments

  • Allen Katz Added One of the most heartwarming videos I've ever seen. Allen K.
  • Stan Added interesting
  • mimi Added it was interesting seeing the blackbirds come out of the eggs with a little help.
  • BA Added Mel-this video is amazing. I never saw anything like it. Thanks so much,
  • Patrick Added Great video Mel. Four very fortunate feathered friends. What a good guy, caring, patient, and a love for wildlife.
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